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The Question:
Do you keep a blog roll list?
My Answer:
I have one on the sidebar of my blog but I haven't updated it in years so I don't think it can be classified as "keeping" one.
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"Please join me every Friday to share the first sentence (or so) of the book you are reading, along with your initial thoughts about the sentence, impressions of the book, or anything else the opener inspires. Please remember to include the title of the book and the author's name."
Ten-year-old Bailey Adams huddled with the Carver twins on Cassie's bed. They'd given up pretending Cassie and Jem's parents weren't arguing or that their dad wasn't drunk. Bailey avoided their eyes knowing how embarrassed they were.
Silence in the Dark by Patricia Bradley
My Thoughts
Kind of a sad beginning, especially with what happened next in this prologue.
Ten-year-old Bailey Adams huddled with the Carver twins on Cassie's bed. They'd given up pretending Cassie and Jem's parents weren't arguing or that their dad wasn't drunk. Bailey avoided their eyes knowing how embarrassed they were.
Silence in the Dark by Patricia Bradley
My Thoughts
Kind of a sad beginning, especially with what happened next in this prologue.
4 comments:
This sounds sad. I am sure it becomes uplifting. Enjoy!
Yes, that is a sad beginning. In just the first couple of sentences, I already feel sorry for the Carver twins, and I'd read more to find out what happens next.
My Friday post features THE LIE THAT TELLS A TRUTH.
It is a sad beginning but it happens in real life so it's realistic to put it in a book:) Here's my Friday meme
Heather-Yeah
Sandra-Me too
Maria-Sadly true
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